Dnia pon 24. maja 2004 22:15, Olek napisał/a:
> czekam z niecierpliwoscia na conf lub kontakt z tym adminem
Rozmawialem z kumplem. Powiedzial ze postfixa specjalnie pod ecartisa nie
konfigurowal. Z kodowaniem quoted-printable poradzil sobie :

humanize-quotedprintable = true

w konfigu listy.

Caly konfig listy w zalaczniku.

-- 
Pozdrawiam,
 Mimon (mimon@tlen.pl)
 Cytat bedzie jak napisze skrypt :-)
-- Attached file included as plaintext by Ecartis --
-- File: config
#######################
# BASIC CONFIGURATION #
#######################
# advertise
# Does this list show up as being available.
# Example: advertise = false
#
# advertise = true
# list-owner
# Defines an email address to reach the list owner(s).
# Example: list-owner = list2-admins@hostname.dom
#
list-owner = watus@kwi.pb.bialystok.pl
# subject-tag
# Optional tag to be included in subject lines of posts sent to the
# list.
# Example: subject-tag = [MyList]
#
subject-tag = [kolo]
# default-flags
# Default flags given to a user when they are subscribed.
# Example: default-flags = |NOPOST|DIGEST|
#
# default-flags = |ECHOPOST|
# description
# Description of the list.
# Example: description = This is my special list
#
description = Lista Kola Naukowego Studentów Wydziału Informatyki Politechniki Białostockiej
# task-no-footer
# Should the messages produced by the server have a footer with version
# information
# Example: task-no-footer = yes
#
# task-no-footer = false
# reply-to
# Address which will appear in the Reply-To: header.
# Example: reply-to = list@myhost.dom
#
reply-to = kolo@kwi.pb.bialystok.pl
#######
# CGI #
#######
# lsg2-sort-userlist
# Should LSG/2 sort the userlist in admin mode.  This can be expensive
# for large lists.
# Example: lsg2-sort-userlist = true
#
# lsg2-sort-userlist = true
# cgi-template-dir
# Directory for CGI gateway templates.
# Example: cgi-template-dir = <$listserver-data>/templates
#
# cgi-template-dir = <$listserver-data>/templates
#############
# DEBUGGING #
#############
# debug
# How much logging should be done.
# Example: debug = 10
#
# debug = 6
# validate-users
# Perform a minimal validation of user@host.dom on all users in the
# list's user file and log errors.
# Example: validate-users = true
#
# validate-users = false
# preserve-queue
# Controls whether to remove queue file after processing.
# Example: preserve-queue = yes
#
# preserve-queue = false
##########
# DIGEST #
##########
# digest-no-unmime
# Should posts in the digest not be unmimed.
# Example: digest-no-unmime = off
#
# digest-no-unmime = false
# digest-transient
# Are digests removed completely after they are sent.
# Example: digest-transient = off
#
# digest-transient = true
# digest-footer-file
# Filename for a footer file automatically included with every digest
# Example: digest-footer-file = text/digest-footer.txt
#
# digest-footer-file = text/digest-footer.txt
# no-digest
# Should digesting be disabled for this list.
# Example: no-digest = yes
#
# no-digest = false
# digest-altertoc
# Should this list use an alternate form for the digest Table of Contents.
# Example: digest-altertoc = false
#
# digest-altertoc = false
# digest-name
# If digests are kept, what do we use as the name template for the
# stored copy of the digest.
# Example: digest-name = digests/%l/V%V.I%i
#
# digest-name = 
# digest-max-time
# Maximum age of a digest before it is sent automatically.
# Example: digest-max-time = 24h
#
# digest-max-time = 0s
# digest-to
# Email addres used as the To: header when the digest is distributed.
# Example: digest-to = listname@host.dom
#
# digest-to = 
# digest-max-size
# Maximum size a digest can reach before being automatically sent.
# Example: digest-max-size = 40000
#
# digest-max-size = 0
# digest-from
# Email address used as the From: header when the digest is distributed.
# Example: digest-from = listname@host.dom
#
# digest-from = 
# digest-header-file
# Filename for a header file automatically included with every digest
# Example: digest-header-file = text/digest-header.txt
#
# digest-header-file = text/digest-header.txt
# digest-transient-administrivia
# Should the digest administrivia file be removed after the digest
# is next sent.
# Example: digest-transient-administrivia = true
#
# digest-transient-administrivia = false
# digest-send-mode
# Mode used when sending digests daily via a timed job (usually around
# midnight of the host machine's time).  'procdigest' means that when
# that happens, the digest will be sent regardless of your time and
# size settings (which are still honored for normal posts).  Time and
# size are self-explanatory; time means that it will only send if there's
# been more than digest-max-time elapsed, while size will only send
# if digest-max-size has been exceeded.  digest-max-size and digest-max-time
# DO still apply when individual posts come across the list, even if
# procdigest is set; having digest-max-size set to 50000 and this variable
# to procdigest would mean that the digest would be sent when it exceeded
# 50k, or during the midnight automated run (perhaps the day's digest
# only reached 20k; it would still be sent).
# Example: digest-send-mode = time
#
# digest-send-mode = procdigest
# digest-no-fork
# Should digesting be done by forking a seperate process.
# Example: digest-no-fork = true
#
# digest-no-fork = false
# digest-administrivia-file
# File on disk used to store digest administrative information.
# Example: digest-administrivia-file = digest/administrivia
#
# digest-administrivia-file = digest/administrivia
# digest-alter-datestamp
# Should digests use a different datestamp format.
# Example: digest-alter-datestamp = on
#
# digest-alter-datestamp = false
# digest-strip-tags
# Should subject lines of the messages in the digest have the list
# subject-tag stripped.
# Example: digest-strip-tags = on
#
# digest-strip-tags = false
# digest-no-toc
# Should digests exclude the Table of Contents entirely.
# Example: digest-no-toc = TRUE
#
# digest-no-toc = false
######################
# ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT #
######################
# allow-setaddy
# Allow the use of the setaddy command to replace the subscribed address.
# Example: allow-setaddy=no
#
# allow-setaddy = false
####################
# ADDRESS HANDLING #
####################
# deny-822-bounce
# Should the RFC822 Resent-From: header be trusted for sender.
# Example: deny-822-bounce = yes
#
# deny-822-bounce = false
# deny-822-from
# Should the RFC822 From: header be trusted for sender.
# Example: deny-822-from = no
#
# deny-822-from = false
#############
# ADDRESSES #
#############
# administrivia-address
# Address to which subscription/unsubscription attempt notifications
# should be sent.
# Example: administrivia-address = mylist-admins@host.dom
#
administrivia-address = kolo-admins@kwi.pb.bialystok.pl
# approved-address
# Address to which approved/rejected/modified moderated posts should
# be sent.
# Example: approved-address = mylist-repost@myhost.dom
#
# approved-address = <$list>-repost@<$hostname>
##################
# ADMINISTRATION #
##################
# admin-actions-shown
# Are administrator actions shown to list subscribers (i.e. subscribe/unsubscribe
# show the administrator email address if actions are shown)
# Example: admin-actions-shown = no
#
# admin-actions-shown = true
# paranoia
# Are the various list config files allowed to be edited remotely for
# this list.
# Example: paranoia = yes
#
# paranoia = true
#################
# ADMINISTRIVIA #
#################
# administrivia-body-lines
# How many lines of the body to check for commands.
# Example: administrivia-body-lines = -1
#
# administrivia-body-lines = 6
# administrivia-check
# Should the administrivia check be enabled.
# Example: administrivia-check = false
#
# administrivia-check = true
# administrivia-regexp-file
# File containing regexps used to detect if a user is sending list
# commands to the list instead of the request address, and bounce those
# messages to the moderator for handling.
# Example: administrivia-regexp-file = admin-regexp
#
# administrivia-regexp-file = admin-regexp
############
# ANTISPAM #
############
# allow-spam
# Should we disable the antispam check for this list.
# Example: allow-spam = false
#
# allow-spam = false
# antispam-blackhole
# If we receive spam, should we simply eat it?  (If 'no', then it is
# moderated.)
# Example: antispam-blackhole = yes
#
# antispam-blackhole = false
# antispam-checkbody
# Should the antispam module also check the message body.
# Example: antispam-checkbody = no
#
# antispam-checkbody = false
# spamfile
# The file on disk which contains the regular expressions used to detect
# if a given sender is a spammer.
# Example: spamfile = spam-regexp
#
# spamfile = spam-regexp
###################
# BOUNCE HANDLING #
###################
# bounce-always-unsub
# Should the user be unsubscribed when more than max transient bounces
# have occured.
# Example: bounce-always-unsub = false
#
# bounce-always-unsub = false
# bounce-max-fatal
# Maximum number of fatal bounces before action is taken.
# Example: bounce-max-fatal = 10
#
# bounce-max-fatal = 10
# bounce-max-transient
# Maximum number of transient bounces before action is taken.
# Example: bounce-max-transient = 100
#
# bounce-max-transient = 30
# bounce-never-unsub
# Should the user be unsubscribed when more than max fatal bounces
# have occured, or just set vacation.
# Example: bounce-never-unsub = off
#
# bounce-never-unsub = false
# bounce-never-vacation
# Should the user ever be set vacation for exceeding the maximum number
# of bounces.
# Example: bounce-never-vacation = yes
#
# bounce-never-vacation = false
# bounce-timeout-days
# Length of time (in days) during which the maximum number of bounces
# must not be exceeded.
# Example: bounce-timeout-days = 7
#
# bounce-timeout-days = 7
# bouncer-unsub-file
# File under the list directory to send to a user when they are automatically
# unsubscribed by the bouncer.
# Example: bouncer-unsub-file = text/bounce-unsub.txt
#
# bouncer-unsub-file = text/bounce-unsub.txt
# bouncer-vacation-file
# File under the list directory to send to a user when they are automatically
# set vacation by the bouncer.
# Example: bouncer-vacation-file = text/bounce-vacation.txt
#
# bouncer-vacation-file = text/bounce-vacation.txt
###############################
# DUPLICATE MESSAGE DETECTION #
###############################
# no-dupes
# Should we track the Message-Id headers from incoming traffic to prevent
# duplicate posts to the list.   Message-Id's expire after 1 day.
# Example: no-dupes = off
#
# no-dupes = true
# no-dupes-forever
# Should we never expire the Message-Id's.
# Example: no-dupes-forever = yes
#
# no-dupes-forever = false
##################
# ERROR HANDLING #
##################
# error-include-queue
# Should error reports contain the queue associated with that run
# Example: error-include-queue = yes
#
# error-include-queue = true
###############
# FILEARCHIVE #
###############
# file-archive-dir
# Where are the archives for the list located.
# Example: file-archive-dir = files
#
# file-archive-dir = 
# file-archive-status
# Who is allowed to retrieve the file archives.
# Example: file-archive-status = admin
#
# file-archive-status = public
#########
# FILES #
#########
# blacklist-mask
# Per-list file containing regular expressions for users who are not
# allowed to subscribe to the list.
# Example: blacklist-mask = blacklist
#
# blacklist-mask = blacklist
# blacklist-reject-file
# File sent to a user when their subscription or post is rejected because
# they are blacklisted.
# Example: blacklist-reject-file = text/blacklist.txt
#
# blacklist-reject-file = text/blacklist.txt
# closed-file
# File sent to message author when the post is rejected because the
# list is closed.
# Example: closed-file = text/closed-post.txt
#
# closed-file = text/closed-post.txt
# closed-subscribe-file
# Filename of file to be sent if a user tries to subscribe to a closed
# subscription list.
# Example: closed-subscribe-file = text/closed-subscribe.txt
#
# closed-subscribe-file = text/closed-subscribe.txt
# faq-file
# File on disk containing the list's FAQ file.
# Example: faq-file = text/faq.txt
#
# faq-file = text/faq.txt
# footer-file
# Text to append to list messages.
# Example: footer-file = text/footer.txt
#
# footer-file = text/reflector-footer.txt
# goodbye-file
# File sent to someone unsubscribing from a list.
# Example: goodbye-file = text/goodbye.txt
#
goodbye-file = text/goodbye.txt
# header-file
# Text to prepend to list messages.
# Example: header-file = text/header.txt
#
# header-file = text/reflector-header.txt
# info-file
# File on disk containing the list's info file.
# Example: info-file = text/info.txt
#
# info-file = text/info.txt
# moderator-welcome-file
# File sent to a new moderator when they set MODERATOR.
# Example: moderator-welcome-file = text/moderator.txt
#
# moderator-welcome-file = text/moderator.txt
# nopost-file
# File sent to users flagged NOPOST if they submit a post to the list
# Example: nopost-file = text/nopost.txt
#
# nopost-file = text/nopost.txt
# outside-file
# File sent to message author when post is accepted to list but author
# is not a subscriber.
# Example: outside-file = text/outside.txt
#
# outside-file = text/outside.txt
# overquote-file
# Filename under the list directory of the file sent to a user who
# fails an overquoting check.  (See 'quoting-limit'.)  This is the
# file retrieved with 'getconf overquote'.
# Example: overquote-file = text/overquote.txt
#
# overquote-file = text/overquote.txt
# per-user-footer-file
# Filename of the per-user footer file.
# Example: per-user-footer-file = per-user/footer.txt
#
# per-user-footer-file = text/peruser-footer.txt
# posting-acl-file
# The filename within the list directory to use for the posting-acl
# file.
# Example: posting-acl-file = postacl
#
# posting-acl-file = postacl
# submodes-file
# File containing list specific customized subscription modes.
# Example: submodes-file = submodes
#
# submodes-file = submodes
# subscribe-acl-file
# File containing regular expressions against which a user's address
# will be matched when they try to subscribe to a list.  If an address
# does not match at least one, subscription is denied.  Can be gotten
# with 'getconf acl'.
# Example: subscribe-acl-file = subscribe-acl
#
# subscribe-acl-file = subscribe-acl
# subscribe-acl-text-file
# Textfile to be sent to a user who fails the ACL subscription check.
#  Can be gotten with 'getconf acl-text'.
# Example: subscribe-acl-text-file = text/subscribe-acl-deny.txt
#
# subscribe-acl-text-file = text/subscribe-acl-deny.txt
# tempban-end-file
# Filename of file to be sent to a user who was tempbanned when the
# tempban expires.
# Example: tempban-end-file = text/tempban-end.txt
#
# tempban-end-file = text/tempban-end.txt
# tempban-file
# Filename of file to be sent to a user when an admin issues the tempban
# command on them.
# Example: tempban-file = text/tempban.txt
#
# tempban-file = text/tempban.txt
# welcome-file
# File sent to new subscribers of a list.
# Example: welcome-file = text/intro.txt
#
welcome-file = text/intro.txt
###########
# HEADERS #
###########
# strip-headers
# A colon seperated list of headers to remove from outgoing messages.
# Example: strip-headers = X-pmrq:X-Reciept-To
#
# strip-headers = 
# strip-mdn
# If true, strip all read-reciept (mail delivery notification) headers
# from mail before sending out.
# Example: strip-mdn = on
#
# strip-mdn = true
####################
# LIST INTEGRATION #
####################
# cc-lists
# A colon seperated list of local lists which recieve copies of all
# posts to this list.
# Example: cc-lists = mylist1:mylist2
#
# cc-lists = 
# union-lists
# A colon seperated list of local lists whose members can post to this
# list even if it is closed.
# Example: union-lists = mylist1:mylist2
#
# union-lists = 
###############
# LISTARCHIVE #
###############
# archive-world-readable
# Should we make all archive files world-readable?
# Example: archive-world-readable = yes
#
# archive-world-readable = true
# mbox-archive-path
# Path to where MBox format archives are stored.
# Example: mbox-archive-path = archives/mylist/mbox
#
mbox-archive-path = /archives/kolo/mbox
# mh-archive-path
# Path to where MH format archives are stored.
# Example: mh-archive-path = archives/mylist/mh
#
# mh-archive-path = 
########
# MIME #
########
# humanize-html
# Should HTML attachments be converted to plaintext
# Example: humanize-html = no
#
humanize-html = false
# humanize-mime
# Should the server strip out non-text MIME attachments.
# Example: humanize-mime = true
#
humanize-mime = false
# humanize-quotedprintable
# If set to true, attempt to remove any and all quoted printable characters
# from subject and body replacing them with their actual character.
# Example: humanize-quotedprintable = true
#
humanize-quotedprintable = true
# pantomime-dir
# Directory on disk to store binary files placed on the web via PantoMIME.
# Example: pantomime-dir = /var/www/ecartis/html/pantomime
#
# pantomime-dir = 
# pantomime-url
# URL corresponding to pantomime-dir
# Example: pantomime-url = http://www.ecartis.org/pantomime
#
# pantomime-url = 
# rabid-mime
# Should ABSOLUTELY no attachments, EVEN text/plain, be allowed
# Example: rabid-mime = no
#
# rabid-mime = false
# unmime-forceweb
# Should all attachments (even text/plain) be forced to the web (pantomime-dir
# and pantomime-url must be set or all will be eaten)
# Example: unmime-forceweb = yes
#
# unmime-forceweb = false
# unmime-quiet
# Should the listserver report when it strips MIME attachments.
# Example: unmime-quiet = no
#
# unmime-quiet = false
########
# MISC #
########
# closed-post
# Is this list closed to posting from non-members.
# Example: closed-post = true
#
closed-post = true
# closed-post-blackhole
# Do messages submitted to a closed-post list by non-members get thrown
# away.
# Example: closed-post-blackhole = yes
#
# closed-post-blackhole = false
# closed-post-subject
# A customized subject for closed-post rejection mails.
# Example: closed-post-subject = The List Is Closed
#
# closed-post-subject = 
# copy-requests-to
# If set, all user request results will be sent to this address.  Useful
# for debugging.
# Example: copy-requests-to = <$list>-admins@<$hostname>
#
# copy-requests-to = 
# enforced-address-blackhole
# If this is true and enforced-addressing-to is enabled, posts that
# fail the check will be simply eaten.  Otherwise, they will be marked
# for moderation.
# Example: enforced-address-blackhole = true
#
# enforced-address-blackhole = false
# enforced-addressing-to
# If this is set, this address must be in the To or Cc field of a post
# to the list.  Usually, you would set the list address here.
# Example: enforced-addressing-to = mylist@foo.bar.com
#
# enforced-addressing-to = 
# force-from-address
# If specified, this will be used as the RFC 822 From: address.
# Example: force-from-address = list-admins@myhost.dom
#
# force-from-address = 
# form-show-listname
# Should we use the list name (or RFC2369 name) instead of the listserver
# full name for forms on a per-list basis?  (Like admin wrappers and
# such.)
# Example: form-show-listname = yes
#
# form-show-listname = false
# posting-acl
# Should we check the postacl file if it exists?
# Example: posting-acl = true
#
# posting-acl = true
# precedence
# The precedence header which will be included in all traffic to the
# list.
# Example: precedence = bulk
#
# precedence = bulk
# reply-to-sender
# Forcibly set the Reply-To: header to be the address the mail came
# from.
# Example: reply-to-sender = false
#
# reply-to-sender = false
# tag-to-front
# If set to true and there is a subject tag for the list, it will be
# removed and moved to the beginning of the line (before any 'Re:'s).
#  If not set, any duplicate Re:'s will still be removed, and the subject-tag
# will be moved after the Re:.
# Example: tag-to-front = no
#
# tag-to-front = true
# who-status
# Who is allowed to view the list membership.
# Example: who-status = admin
#
# who-status = private
##############
# MODERATION #
##############
# admin-approvepost
# Are posts by an administrator to a moderated list automatically approved.
# Example: admin-approvepost = false
#
# admin-approvepost = true
# moderate-include-queue
# Should moderated messages contain the full message that triggered
# moderation?
# Example: moderate-include-queue = yes
#
# moderate-include-queue = false
# moderate-notify-nonsub
# Should posts from non-subscribers be acked if they are moderated.
# Example: moderate-notify-nonsub = true
#
# moderate-notify-nonsub = false
# moderate-verbose-subject
# Should moderated messages have a more informative subject?
# Example: moderate-verbose-subject = yes
#
# moderate-verbose-subject = true
# moderated
# Is this list moderated.
# Example: moderated = yes
#
# moderated = false
# moderator
# Address for the list moderator(s).
# Example: moderator = foolist-moderators@hostname.dom
#
moderator = kolo-moderators@kwi.pb.bialystok.pl
# moderator-approvepost
# Are posts by a moderator to a moderated list automatically approved.
# Example: moderator-approvepost = false
#
# moderator-approvepost = true
# password-failure-blackhole
# If true, a post to a password list that doesn't have the correct
# password will be eaten.  If false, it will be sent to the moderators.
# Example: password-failure-blackhole = yes
#
# password-failure-blackhole = true
# password-implies-approved
# If true, a correct use of X-posting-pass automatically preapproves
# the message.  Useful if you want to have a moderated list and allow
# preapproved functionality through the use of the password.
# Example: password-implies-approved = yes
#
# password-implies-approved = false
# post-password
# If specified, all incoming messages must have an X-posting-pass:
# header with this password in it.
# Example: post-password = NeverBeGuessed
#
# post-password = 
# post-password-reject-file
# File sent to submitters to a password protected list if they don't
# include the posting password header.
# Example: post-password-reject-file = text/postpassword.txt
#
# post-password-reject-file = text/postpassword.txt
# subject-required
# If set to true, then any post sent to the list without a subject
# will be made moderated.
# Example: subject-required = yes
#
# subject-required = false
# verbose-moderate-fail
# When a moderator approves a message but it is rejected, should the
# message in question be included in the rejection note?
# Example: verbose-moderate-fail = yes
#
# verbose-moderate-fail = true
############
# PER-USER #
############
# per-user-rewrite-to
# Should the To: field be rewritten for each user on the list?
# Example: per-user-rewrite-to = true
#
# per-user-rewrite-to = false
##################
# POSTING LIMITS #
##################
# body-max-size
# Posts with a body larger than this in bytes will be moderated.
# Example: body-max-size = 10000
#
# body-max-size = 
# header-max-size
# Posts with headers larger than this in bytes will be moderated.
# Example: header-max-size = 2000
#
# header-max-size = 
###########
# QUOTING #
###########
# quoting-limits
# If true, posts to the list will be checked for overquoting.
# Example: quoting-limits = yes
#
# quoting-limits = false
# quoting-line-reset
# If quoting-limits is on, should the count of quoted lines be reset
# if the user places their own text in the message? (This has the effect
# of making it so that quoting-max-lines is the total number of lines
# that can be quoted at once IN A BLOCK, instead of in the entire message.)
# Example: quoting-line-reset = yes
#
# quoting-line-reset = true
# quoting-max-lines
# If greater than 0 and quoting-limits is true, this is the maximum
# number of lines allowed to be quoted from a previous message.
# Example: quoting-max-lines = 10
#
# quoting-max-lines = 10
# quoting-max-percent
# If greater than 0 and quoting-limits is true, this is the maximum
# percent of the message allowed to be quoted from a previous post.
# Example: quoting-max-percent = 15
#
# quoting-max-percent = 0
# quoting-tolerance-lines
# If greater than 0, this is the number of lines that must be exceeded
# in the total message before the quoting percentage limit will be
# applied.  It would be silly to have a 25% quoting limit and have
# a three-line message be rejected because two lines were quoted.
# Example: quoting-tolerance-lines = 7
#
# quoting-tolerance-lines = 7
###########
# RFC2369 #
###########
# rfc2369-archive-url
# The URL for use in the List-archive: RFC 2369 header.
# Example: rfc2369-archive-url = ftp://ftp.myhost.dom/lists
#
# rfc2369-archive-url = 
# rfc2369-headers
# Should RFC 2369 headers be enabled for this list.
# Example: rfc2369-headers = on
#
# rfc2369-headers = false
# rfc2369-legacy-listid
# Add older X-List-ID headers, for backwards compatibility.
# Example: rfc2369-legacy-listid = false
#
# rfc2369-legacy-listid = true
# rfc2369-list-help
# URL to use in the RFC 2369 List-help: header.
# Example: rfc2369-list-help = http://www.mydom.com/list/help.html
#
# rfc2369-list-help = 
# rfc2369-listname
# The name of the list to use in the RFC 2369 List-name: header.
# Example: rfc2369-listname = Mylist
#
# rfc2369-listname = 
# rfc2369-minimal
# Should only the minimal set of RFC 2369 headers be emitted.
# Example: rfc2369-minimal = true
#
# rfc2369-minimal = false
# rfc2369-post-address
# The mailto to be used in the RFC 2369 List-post: header.   The special
# value of 'closed' will show the list as closed in that header.
# Example: rfc2369-post-address = myname@myhost.dom
#
# rfc2369-post-address = 
# rfc2369-subscribe
# If specified, this overrides the default generated RFC2369 List-subscribe
# value.
# Example: rfc2369-subscribe = mailto:ecartis@ecartis.org?subject=subscribe%20ecartis-support
#
# rfc2369-subscribe = 
# rfc2369-unsubscribe
# If specified, this overrides the default generated RFC2369 List-unsubscribe
# value.
# Example: rfc2369-unsubscribe = mailto:ecartis@ecartis.org?subject=unsubscribe%20ecartis-support
#
# rfc2369-unsubscribe = 
# use-rfc2919-listid-subdomain
# Instead of the 'pure' RFC2369 List-ID field, use the suggested 'list-id'
# subdomain addition from RFC2919 (the successor to RFC2369)
# Example: use-rfc2919-listid-subdomain = true
#
# use-rfc2919-listid-subdomain = false
########
# SMTP #
########
# form-cc-address
# Who should be cc'd on any tasks/forms that the server sends.
# Example: form-cc-address = user2@host1.dom
#
# form-cc-address = 
# full-bounce
# Should bounces contain the full message or only the headers.
# Example: full-bounce = false
#
# full-bounce = false
# send-as
# Controls what the SMTP return path is set to.
# Example: send-as = list2-bounce@test2.dom
#
send-as = kolo-bounce@kwi.pb.bialysto.pl
# smtp-queue-chunk
# Maximum recipients per message submitted to the mail server.  Larger
# lists will be split into chunks of this size.
# Example: smtp-queue-chunk = 25
#
# smtp-queue-chunk = 
#####################
# SUBSCRIBE OPTIONS #
#####################
# admin-silent-subscribe
# If set true, when an admin subscribes a user to a list they will
# receive no subscription notification AND no welcome message.
# Example: admin-silent-subscribe = no
#
admin-silent-subscribe = true
# admin-subscribe-notice
# Notifications sent when an administrator (ADMIN) adds a subscriber.
#  The value of 'all' will send both the notification and welcome text
# (if configured) to the subscriber.  The 'silent' option will send
# neither.
# Example: admin-subscribe-notice = welcome
#
admin-subscribe-notice = welcome
# admin-unsubscribe-notice
# Notifications sent when an administrator (ADMIN) removes a subscriber.
#  The value of 'all' will send both the notification and goodbye text
# (if configured) to the subscriber.  The 'silent' option will send
# neither.
# Example: admin-unsubscribe-notice = goodbye
#
admin-unsubscribe-notice = goodbye
# administrivia-include-requests
# Should the mail which caused the (un)subscription action be included
# in the message to the administrivia address.
# Example: administrivia-include-requests = on
#
# administrivia-include-requests = false
# goodbye-subject
# Subject to be used in the mail sent if someone unsubscribes off a
# list.
# Example: goodbye-subject = You have signed off '<$list>'
#
# goodbye-subject = You have signed off '<$list>'
# no-administrivia
# Should the administrivia address be notified when a user subscribes
# or unsubscribes.
# Example: no-administrivia = on
#
# no-administrivia = false
# owner-fallback
# Should the list-owner be used if administrivia-address is not defined
# when notifying of (un)subscribes.
# Example: owner-fallback = true
#
# owner-fallback = false
# prevent-second-message
# If set 'true', then when someone tries to subscribe or unsubscribe
# to an Ecartis list and no other commands are given, the 'Ecartis
# command results' message will not be sent.
# Example: prevent-second-message = true
#
# prevent-second-message = false
# silent-resubscribe
# Silence warnings when an already-subscribed user re-subscribes.
# Example: silent-resubscribe = on
#
# silent-resubscribe = false
# subscribe-confirm-file
# File sent to someone subscribing to a list, if subscribe-mode = confirm.
# Example: subscribe-confirm-file = text/subscribe-confirm.txt
#
# subscribe-confirm-file = text/subscribe-confirm.txt
# subscribe-confirm-subject
# Subject to be used in the mail sent to someone subscribing to a list,
# if subscribe-mode = confirm.
# Example: subscribe-confirm-subject = Subscription confirmation for '<$list>'
#
# subscribe-confirm-subject = Subscription confirmation for '<$list>'
# subscribe-mode
# Subscription mode for the list. Setting this to "confirm" will be
# "double opt-in"
# Example: subscribe-mode = open
#
# subscribe-mode = closed
# subscription-acl
# If 'true' and the file given in 'subscribe-acl-file' exists, a subscription
# access list check will be performed when users attempt to subscribe
# to the list.
# Example: subscription-acl = true
#
# subscription-acl = true
# unsubscribe-confirm-file
# File sent to someone unsubscribing from a list, if unsubscribe-mode
# = confirm.
# Example: unsubscribe-confirm-file = text/unsubscribe-confirm.txt
#
# unsubscribe-confirm-file = text/unsubscribe-confirm.txt
# unsubscribe-confirm-subject
# Subject to be used in the mail sent to someone unsubscribing from
# a list, if unsubscribe-mode = confirm.
# Example: unsubscribe-confirm-subject = Unsubscription confirmation for '<$list>'
#
# unsubscribe-confirm-subject = Unsubscription confirmation for '<$list>'
# unsubscribe-mode
# Unsubscription mode for the list.
# Example: unsubscribe-mode = closed
#
# unsubscribe-mode = open
# welcome-subject
# Subject to be used in the mail sent to new subscribers of a list.
# Example: welcome-subject = Welcome to list '<$list>'
#
# welcome-subject = Welcome to list '<$list>'
###########
# TEMPBAN #
###########
# tempban-default-duration
# If an administrator issues the tempban command without a duration,
# this default will be used.
# Example: tempban-default-duration = 7 d
#
# tempban-default-duration = 7 d
############
# TIMEOUTS #
############
# adminreq-expiration-time
# How long until administrative request cookies expire.
# Example: adminreq-expiration-time = 3 h
#
# adminreq-expiration-time = 
# cookie-expiration-time
# How long until a generated cookie expires.
# Example: cookie-expiration-time = 3 d 6 h
#
# cookie-expiration-time = 1 d
# filereq-expiration-time
# How long until config file request cookies expire.
# Example: filereq-expiration-time = 3 h
#
# filereq-expiration-time = 
# modpost-expiration-time
# How long until a moderated post cookie expires.
# Example: modpost-expiration-time = 2 h
#
# modpost-expiration-time = 
# subscription-expiration-time
# How long until subscription verification cookies expire.
# Example: subscription-expiration-time = 5 d
#
# subscription-expiration-time = 
# unsubscription-expiration-time
# How long until unsubscription verification cookies expire.
# Example: unsubscription-expiration-time = 5 d
#
# unsubscription-expiration-time = 
##########
# TOLIST #
##########
# megalist
# Should we process this list on-disk instead of in memory? This disables
# the receipient list sorting and list-merging functionality of Ecartis,
# in order to prevent large memory footprint operations.  It is useful
# for lists where the receipient list is too large to effectively do
# memory-based operations on.
# Example: megalist = true
#
# megalist = false
# no-loose-domain-match
# Should the server treat users of a subdomain as users of the domain
# for validation purposes.
# Example: no-loose-domain-match = on
#
# no-loose-domain-match = false
# per-user-modifications
# Do we do per-user processing for list members.
# Example: per-user-modifications = false
#
# per-user-modifications = false
# sort-tolist
# Should the recipients be sorted by domain before sending.   This
# is memory expensive and is a bad idea if your SMTP server already
# does this sorting.   If you SMTP server doesn't do this, it can really
# improve outgoing mail performance.
# Example: sort-tolist = off
#
# sort-tolist = true
# tolist-send-pause
# How long (in milliseconds) do we sleep between SMTP chunks.
# Example: tolist-send-pause = 30
#
# tolist-send-pause = 0
############
# VACATION #
############
# vacation-default-duration
# If a person sends the vacation command without a duration, how long
# they will be set vacation.
# Example: vacation-default-duration
#
# vacation-default-duration = 14 d